During this global health crisis, we remain committed to providing the best instruction possible for our medical students while ensuring the continued health and safety of everyone associated with our college. Students, faculty and staff can access information and updates on measures we’re taking at the links below.
Whether you pursue our D.O. program or go for a dual-degree, at the Heritage College, you’ll find yourself immersed in a comprehensive, clinically oriented curriculum – one marked by intense experiential learning and a sharp focus on patient care.
The Heritage College is committed to maintaining a diverse, equitable and inclusive learning community. Our Office of Inclusion works to nurture this culture on all three campuses through unique programs and resources for students, faculty and staff.
We worked with Ohio University to complete a new $65 million academic home for our Athens campus that will anchor the university’s future Union Street green. Our state-of-the-art Heritage Hall is reshaping how we work, learn and connect with our community.
Picture the ideal university campus. Shaded pathways, lush greens and red brick walkways. At the Heritage College Athens, you'll learn in this inspiring setting, alongside students and faculty from around the world.
Through the Heritage College's Clinical Education Network, our students undertake a full range of clinical rotations with our affiliated institutions and preceptors throughout Ohio.
The Diabetes Institute hosted its inaugural research symposium, Patient Care and Diabetes in Appalachian Ohio and Beyond, on Nov. 5-6, with more than 50 students, faculty and staff in attendance.
The Athens Campus LRC is located on the third floor of Heritage Hall, Room 302. The LRC collection includes a concise group of textbooks and basic references to support the Heritage College curricula. Reference and technical assistance is available Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The LRC includes an area for individual quiet study.
The Cleveland LRC is located on the first floor of South Pointe’s Building A, Room SPS-102. The collection of resources includes books that were strategically picked to cover all of the Heritage College’s academic curricula. There is a PC available to students that provides access to various research aids, such as Clinical Key, PUBMED and OhioLINK.
The Dublin Campus LRC is located on the first floor of Medical Education Building 1, Room 106. The LRC collection includes a concise group of textbooks and basic references to support the Heritage College curricula. A small collection of hands-on learning tools is also available.
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